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Said one of the researchers.
When so many civilians are killedin attack after attack, something is clearly wrong,” said Donatella Rovera, one of the researchers who visited the city.
Kaplan, one of the researchers.
When so many civilians are killedin attack after attack, something is clearly wrong,” said Donatella Rovera, one of the researchers who visited the city.
Says one of the researchers.
There's absolutely no doubt the most important unmet need in Parkinson's is a drug to slow down disease progression,it's unarguable,” Prof Tom Foltynie, one of the researchers, told the BBC.
Said one of the researchers.
In any given day, we encounter a barrage of new information," says Charan Ranganath,a psychologist at the University of California, Davis and one of the researchers behind the study.
He is one of the researchers behind the new study.
It turns out that a study was submitted to Dartmouth IRB by one of the researchers, but it differed substantially from the actual Montana study.
Celine Riera, one of the researchers, informed SFGate that the study conducted is applicable to human beings as well.
Cristian Tomasetti, an assistant professor of oncology and one of the researchers, said a focus on prevention would not prevent such cancers.
One of the researchers Cristian Tomasetti said a focus on prevention would not stop these cancers from occuring.
In any given day, we encounter a barrage of new information," says Charan Ranganath,a psychologist at the University of California, Davis and one of the researchers behind the study.
Anyway, one day one of the researchers made a mistake.
For instance, Sweden had one of the smallest gaps between activity rich andactivity poor… it also had one of the lowest rates of obesity,” Tim Althoff, one of the researchers, told the BBC.
In addition, according to one of the researchers, people who live alone tend to be older and twice as likely to smoke.
It's difficult for the user to understand what's happening“unless you dug deep into the privacy policy,” Steve Englehardt, one of the researchers behind the study, told me over the phone.
Dick Habbema, one of the researchers, said that his colleagues talked about the infidelity of the study due to its length in time.
But I think the concept that mutations could be beneficial gives a reason to look at individuals who are normal andtry to find ways of prevention," said Stephen Friend, one of the researchers from Sage Bionetworks in Seattle.
One of the researchers involved in the latest effort to understand the factors behind weight gain is Ulla Kärkkäinen, a licensed nutritional therapist.
All the lines of scientific evidence point in the same direction, towards a longstanding infection control problem at the hospital,dating back to the mid 1990s or earlier," one of the researchers, Oxford University's Oliver Pybus, said.
One of the researchers in the original yeast study, Valter Longo, Ph.D., went on to develop the Fasting Mimicking Diet that's trending today.
We wanted to know if veterans with a TBI were more likely to get Parkinson's disease over the next several years,” says Raquel Gardner,MD, one of the researchers and an assistant professor of neurology at the University of California, San Francisco, and the San Francisco VA Medical Center.
He said to Alan Gerber, one of the researchers,“Alan if we had spent five hundred thousand dollars and covered the whole state you and I would be living with Salman Rushdie.”.
One of the researchers involved with the"Baby Einstein" study said that he would prefer that parents watch television with their children, if they allow their children to watch TV at all.
He said to Alan Gerber, one of the researchers,“Alan if we had spent five hundred thousand dollars and covered the whole state you and I would be living with Salman Rushdie.”.
One of the researchers, Dr David Sloan, of Oxford University, said:“A lot of previous work has focused on'doomsday' scenarios on Earth- astrophysical events like supernovae that could wipe out the human race.
One of the researchers, Prof Adrian Martineau, said:"Assuming a UK population of 65 million, and that 70% have at least one acute respiratory infection each year, then daily or weekly vitamin D supplements will mean 3.25 million fewer people would get at least one acute respiratory infection a year.